Langlitz Further Extends His Lead
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Level 8
: 8,000/16,000, 16,000 ante
Thomas Wetteusl opened from middle position with a min-raise to 32,000, before Viktor Langlitz 3-bet to 127,000 from the cutoff. After both blinds folded, Wetteusl stacked his 480,000 chips into one neat tower, before making eye contact with the dealer and announcing "all-in."
Langlitz thought for a minute, shrugged, and called with 
. He was marginally ahead of Wetteusl's 
, a margin which was hugely increased as the dealer spread an 
flop. The 
turn meant Wetteusl was drawing dead, with the 
river completing the runout, inconsequently.
After dropping a few chips since last stacking someone, Langlitz will welcome this pot, which further extends his chip lead.
| Player | Chips | Progress |
|---|---|---|
|
8,220,000 | 95,000 |
|
|
Busted |
and it was checked to the raiser who continued for 45,000. Banks shoved for 360,000 and his opponent called holding top pair 
.
and a final check from Semaska saw Ensan move all in for 608,000.
bluff for good measure.
. The action checked to Christoph Bröll, who bet 106,000, and Milan Topoly raised to 230,000 on the button. Bröll was the only caller before an anti-climax 
river were checked through.
for two pair and that won the pot.
and was almost an exact coinflip versus Langlitz's 
.
, with Suleyman's entire stack heading towards Langlitz, extending his chiplead and giving him a truly mammoth stack.
for a straight. He faced the 
of his sole opponent and the 
appeared on the river and Simic bet 1,000,000, covering the remaining stack of his opponent by far.